Read more in AgTechNavigator here.
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AI is outpacing America’s power grid. Nuclear must become a national priority.
Read more in Utility Dive here.
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Fossil Fuels Are Not Going Away: Why the Boulder Climate Case Is So Dangerous and SCOTUS Must Step In
Just like fossil fuel divestment, climate court cases to punish fossil fuel (oil, coal, natural gas) producers do not work, and they should be rejected by climate change advocates themselves The allegation is that fossil fuel companies misrepresented the impacts of their products and caused untold billions of dollars in climate and weather damages. Energy Realism proves...
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Snow, Cold, And The Quiet Miracle Of Modern Energy
Kevin Dayartana and Paul Teller write in the Daily Caller. Read more in the Daily Caller here.
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Google to build data center in Minnesota with new solar, wind power and battery storage
Read more in CNBC here.
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America’s Silent Energy Revolution: Virtual Power Plants and the Power of Choice
Across the United States, a quiet revolution is changing the way we think about energy. It’s not happening in massive power stations or through billion-dollar infrastructure projects. Instead, it’s unfolding in ordinary neighborhoods on rooftops, in garages, and behind smart thermostats. Homes equipped with solar panels, electric vehicles, and connected appliances are linking together to form what experts call virtual power plants.
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Trump administration invests in another US rare earth miner to loosen China’s grip on supply
AP News reporter Michelle Chapman writes about how the U.S. government is stepping directly into the rare earths market. Read more in AP News here.
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Should the Government Insure Permits?
A new idea has emerged in the federal permitting reform space: “de-risking” permits via a government-managed insurance program. The context for this development is that investors lack confidence in their ability to secure federal permits due to the power of political appointees at permitting agencies to delay, cancel, or revoke permits. This has resulted in a new permitting reform priority: “permitting certainty,” or the notion that a permit, once granted, won’t be reversed under a future administration. While this is a laudable goal, policymakers must appreciate that government interventions can make these problems worse.
